McNett Announces He'll Seek Reelection as County Chairman
Onondaga County Republican chairman Charles Al McNett today announced his candidacy for reelection. He said he will vigorously contest the county committee vote on August 21. A formal reply to a demand to step down may follow after he reviews a letter from former Corporation Counsel James C. demanding his removal as a candidate.
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Haifa blackout sparks tense Middle East security notes
In Haifa a blackout coincides with reports of tightened immigration controls on ships. A British spokesman at King David Hotel denies major unrest while tensions rise over Jewish groups attempting disembarkation and increased security around the British Army and Palestinian authorities.
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Syracuse Area Weather Forecast Summary
Weather Bureau forecast shows fair conditions with a mild cool night. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and moderately cool with a high near 44 and low around 53 at sunset. Record high and low temperatures noted, with a 1942 low of 46 and humidity at 8:30 PM around 68 percent.
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Americans Steal Ship Claim Rocks British Sailors
London report says Captain E Miller of the British freighter American Farmer claims an American boarding party forced his crew from the crippled ship. The attackers hoisted an American flag and departed with the vessel, seeking a 500 000 salvage prize. Miller says the American Ranger aided the act before the Admiralty opened an inquiry with the destroyer Perry nearby.
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Jap Must Hang Manilla Up Weather Forecast
Former Japanese first lieutenant, judged for war crimes, was sentenced to death by hanging. The article also notes COOL, CLEAR weather with forecasts of mostly fair days, highs around 80, and two heavy thunderstorms recorded over the weekend.
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U S backs British proposal on peace council voting
In a Rules Committee wrangle, Secretary Byrnes backed a British plan for the peace conference voting rule, favoring a two thirds recommendation with simple majorities carrying less weight. Molotov dismissed the plan as upending the Council of Foreign Ministers, while smaller powers pressed for simple majority action.
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War Profits Report Soon
Washington reports the Senate war profits investigators near completion of a final report with amendments. Chairman Mead and committee members plan further conferences as they await questions for Representative May, who left Washington for rest in Pittsburgh after illness.
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Britishers to Be Paid for Baby
More than 2,000 mothers expected to queue at post offices across the United Kingdom for initial baby bonus payments under the family allowance act. Each family will receive five shillings a week for each child under 26, except the eldest, as the government distributes part of a four million pound weekly program begun before the current government.
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Russians Approved for Five More War Correspondents
General MacArthur has approved entry into Japan for five additional Russian Island correspondents amid a major public relations push.
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Ot hman Finds Normalcy Returning In Washington
Frederick Othman notes a drift toward normalcy in Washington as postwar spending tightens. He cites department store stocking, hotel clerks, and summer clearance sales, reflecting a return to Cal Coolidge era semblances. He mentions President Truman urging economizing and suggests the capital moves toward familiar routines.
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Bold Weekend Burglary at Nemerow Store Claims $2500 Safe
A $2 500 safe cracking at 620 S Gedies St was found this morning by Harry Nemerow owner of the adjacent meat and vegetable market. Entry gained through a rear loading dock, safe damaged, cash and checks missing with $514 in checks and the rest in cash. Police report indicate the burglars fled through the cellar to the store, with the safe moved to a rear storeroom and opened after heavy blows. A separate hold up at the McPhail Chocolate Company netted about $1858 from clerk Wilfred Travis earlier in the day. Concluded on Page 4 Column 1.
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British U S Plan for Palestine Sparks Moscow Denunciation
London dispatch reports the Moscow radio’s strong attack on British American plans for a partial partition of Palestine saying UN help is essential and the people’s demand for freedom cannot be met by the plan. The broadcast notes the plan as unsatisfactory and urges UN involvement.
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Jon the Inside. Troubling clash foreshadows constitutional crisis
Marquis Childs argues in his editorial column that growing tensions between executive and legislative branches signal an emerging constitutional crisis. He analyzes power struggles, potential checks and balances issues, and the path toward greater political instability.
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Jap Atrocity Captain Seized In Tokyo Arrest
Allied headquarters announced the arrest of Japanese Army Captain Toshio Osuneyoshi who commanded Camp O’Donnell in the Philippines where Americans endured torture and malnutrition after the Bataan death march. He is jailed at Sugamo prison to face atrocity charges.
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8th A-Bombed Craft Sinks in Bikini Lagoons Waters
An 1800 ton concrete floating drydock capsized in Bikini Lagoons inner target cluster after being damaged in the Baker test. The loss raises the tally of sunk or destroyed ships to eight, exceeding 120000 tons.
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Caribbean quake devastates northern Dominican coast
A massive earthquake centered in the Caribbean sent tremors across the Dominican Republic. Reports describe a 600 mile range of destruction along the north shore from Puerto Plata to Ciudad Viajilla. Seismographs recorded the event as one of the era's great tremors with widespread damage and disrupted communications.
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Hollywood style critique sparks hair debate by Belle
The article quotes Belle urging American women to brush hair and act rather than chase fancy screen styles. Bette Davis defends her simple, glossy hair while her stylist notes her natural manageability. Davis explains the chignon aims to attract attention beyond acting.
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